Brothers, I just found a game called "Kings of the Worlds" in the app store. When I saw the name, hey, it's interesting. When I looked at the introduction again, I saw oriental immortality, beautiful ARPG, split screen to kill monsters, and the ability to pick up girls, get married and have babies... I was immediately stunned.
I think back in those days, there were no smartphones at that time. We played the DOS version of "Legend of Sword and Fairy" and inserted a disc into it. The picture looks like a mosaic today, but we were able to run around a maze all night, and our noses were so moved by a line. The game was small at that time, but every pixel was the hard work of the production team, and every plot was like chatting with you.
Now look at these new games. They often come with installation packages of several gigabytes. When you open them, you will see that the map is big enough to run a marathon, and the skills are as dazzling as a fireworks show. However, as you play, you always feel empty in your heart. Why? Because the fun is not in the map or the special effects, it is in the small details.
I clicked on the screenshot of "Kings of the Worlds" and took a closer look. Hey, it really looks like that back then. Panoramic field battles, cracking the screen to kill monsters, this sounds very enjoyable. It is not the kind of standing around and automatically hanging up, but you can fight with people with real swords and guns. There is also the love system. I think back then when we were dating in the game, we had to type and chat. It is not as convenient as it is now. We can get married and have children all at once. This game can be regarded as clarifying the concept of "not being lonely on the road to immortality".
But having said that, let me tell you, games, no matter how good the picture is or how large the capacity, are not as interesting as the word "interesting". No matter how big your map is, there won't be many living people interacting with you, so what's the difference between that and playing single-player? No matter how dazzling your skills are, chopping monsters is like chopping vegetables, so you might as well play Fruit Ninja.
Fortunately, the name "Kings of All Worlds" is quite domineering. As for All Worlds, it just gives you the gameplay of all eras. There are field battles, dungeons, and relationships. You can play whatever you want, unlike some games that force you to go online and check in every day to do your daily routine, just like going to work.
I plan to download it and give it a try tonight. Although games are getting bigger and bigger these days, who knows, maybe this game can regain some of the passion it had back then. Do you have any brothers with you? Let's form a team on the road to immortality, and don't let this game become another 40G thing that "falls into dust after installation". 😄